Avro Vulcan B.2, 617 Squadron, Lincolnshire 1964 (Pre-built AFV) - HobbySearch Diecast Airplane Store

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- From 1953 to 1984, it was the Vulcan developed by Abro that was active as a strategic bomber of the British Air Force for about 30 years in the Cold War era.
- B.2 first flight in 1957, operation began in 1960. It was the first Delta wing practical aircraft of the British Air Force and had the ability to install nuclear bombs.
- The engine has four Bristol · Sidley · Olympus. 134 machines were produced and active in the Falkland conflict, but retired in 1984.
- The model is a completed model that reproduced Abro Balkan B.2 on 1/200 scale.
- To the white paint to protect against the flash of the nuclear explosion which was adopted in the early stage of deployment, marking reproduced the 617 squadron affiliation machine of the Scionton Air Force Base of 1964.
- Delta wing of a unique form is also large enough to be about 17 cm in width even in models, and its power is also sufficient.
- Exhibition in flight state with display stand, and legs also set with different parts and exhibition in parking condition can be enjoyed.

Item Size/Weight : 21 x 21 x 7 cm / 225g